Huntersville Town
Huntersville Town Hall is located at 101 Huntersville‑Concord Road, Huntersville, NC 28078.
Phone: 704‑875‑6541.
Neighborhoods
- Aberdeen Park
- Douglas Park
- Stonegate Farms
- Abbington
- Abbington Woods
- Alexander Place
- Arbor Croft
- Arbormere
- Barkley
- Bay Shores
- Beckett
- Biltmore Park
- Birkdale
- Birkdale Grove
- Birkdale Village
- Birkglen
- Blythe Pointe
- Brasilia Park
- Browns Cove
- Cabarrus Crossing
- Caldwell Station
- Cambridge Grove
- Carrington Ridge
- Cashion Woods
- Cedarfield
- Centennial
- Covington
- Crosswinds
- Crown Ridge
- Edinburgh
- Gilead Ridge
- Gilead Village
- Glenwyck
- Green Farm
- Greenfield
- Hagers Ferry
- Hampton Ridge
- Harvest Pointe
- Henderson Park
- Huntersville
- Huntington Forest
- Kerns Meadow
- Lake Norman
- Latta Springs
- Lea Woods
- Lookout Point
- Lynn Estates
- Mac Woods
- Macaulay
- McCord Crossing
- McCoy Crossing
- McGinnis Village
- Melbourne
- Mirabella
- Monteith Park
- Monteith Place
- Moorecrest
- Norman Shores
- Norman Woods
- Northstone
- Oakwood Forest
- Olmsted
- Plum Creek
- Ramah Oaks
- Regency Park
- Riverdale
- Rockwell Park
- Rosedale
- Shelton Ridge
- Shepherds Vineyard
- Sherwood Forest
- Skybrook
- Stephens Grove
- Stillwell
- Stillwell Village
- Stone Hollow
- Stonegate Estates
- Tanners Creek
- The Glens at Birkdale Commons
- The Hamptons
- The Oaks at McIlwaine
- Timberview
- Torrence Crossing
- Tranquil Cove
- Vermillion
- Villages at Rosedale
- Wildwood Green
- Willowbrook
- Wynfield
- Wynfield Creek
- Wynfield Forest
Incorporated in 1873, the Town's early history was distinguished by its agricultural base and its rail corridor connecting Statesville to Charlotte. Huntersville's first 80 years were marked by very slow growth and development, with a 1990 US Census population of approximately 3,000. Fueled by improved accessibility to Charlotte (via new Interstate interchanges) and the draw of Lake Norman, development in the 1990's rapidly increased its population to 29,387 in 2003. [Town of Huntersville, Huntersville Downtown Master Plan, 2004, www.huntersville.org, accessed August, 2012.]
Nearby Towns: Cornelius Town •
Davidson Town •